Boston allocates $1.5 million for youth nonprofits through the 2024-2025 Youth Development Fund, supporting organizations aiding youth aged 14-24 in various programs.

The Boston Police Department and No Books No Ball collaborated in a Thanksgiving event, distributing turkeys and food to those in need, with city officials including Mayor Wu in attendance.

The article describes the weather forecast for Thanksgiving week in Boston, including a sunny start, potential rain midweek, and windy conditions on Black Friday.

Carlos Reyes was arrested for breaking into Paper City Fabrics in Holyoke after a Parking Authority Officer spotted him leaving the scene. The police promptly captured Reyes who faces multiple charges.

MIT's AVT Consortium studies driver interactions with autonomous technologies, aiming to cultivate trust in AI to ensure the adoption and potential of automated vehicles.

Gloucester educators end their strike with a new agreement, securing pay raises and parental leave, while nearby Beverly and Marblehead strikes continue.

Elon Musk criticized "sanctuary" cities following ICE's arrest of three undocumented immigrants with sex crime charges. He believes politicians upholding sanctuary policies should face recall.

Worcester Police are investigating a fatal shooting on Brookside Avenue where a woman was killed and a man was injured; they seek community help with the case.

The Tufts University community continues its support for Chinatown eateries in the fourth year of the Cherish Chinatown Restaurant Challenge, encouraging dining at local establishments to counteract economic struggles and anti-Asian sentiments.

Kingston Fire responded to a large fire at a construction garage, assisted by neighboring towns. High winds spread the fire, and the cause is being investigated as possible arson.

An 18-year-old was arrested for illegal firearm possession in Roxbury after Boston Police stopped a car for erratic driving and found a Glock 19 with an extended magazine.

Nine individuals tied to the 18th Street Gang were arrested on federal and state charges related to drug trafficking and violent crimes in Boston's North Shore.

Massachusetts's new economic development bill mandates that ticket resale must happen through the original purchase platform, drawing criticism for potentially harming fans and limiting market competition.